Dainese Trophy Pelle Vintage Leather Riding Pants (cafe Racer) (euro 46) (us 30) on 2040-parts.com
Santa Clara, California, United States
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Selling my like new pair of Dianese trophy pelle vintage leather riding pants.
These are rare, discontinued, and have a very unique look perfect for cafe racers and cruiser riders. The leather is distressed so it has an excellent aged look. They do not fit me so well (too tight). I wore them less than twenty times. This is a Euro size 46 which is the same as US 30 They were originally $400 + tax so they're a high end pair of pants. They have extra padding (bit of armor) around the knees as well. |
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